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Spring
We take pleasure in aunouneing that we
Ihave put on display our new lines: of Spring
Dress Goods, New Prints, New Curtains, New
V Wali Papers ate etc. We have bought in
the leap lug.; -mat;' �' s- calk. - • � of the larger
stock. y
V cities We cordially invite the ladies to call
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and look through our large stock,
New Dress Goods
We take special bride in Our dress Goods stock. It was
>prepare for warmer.,
Inever so complete. �Nc2vir is file time .-0, p p
'weather. We have all the leading shades and cloths in :,
W00 op 1 `P lin. s R:ipps, ` Premo Cloths, Caslimerey.,
Tricotines, Poplinettes, • Beeswing clotina, Voiles
Crispincs, Satin cloths, A m urs cloths, Crepe de; ehene
Eoliennes, Venetians, Lustrea, • Shepherd cheek, ,
New tr beadings, and lace to.
immings in all over -laces, braids, ea ings,
match.
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AR, 10, 1911.
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LOCAL
Wiented_Domeet1a
family. Apply 'het
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Mr,. Fred Lang .of;
visited friends here ,
this week
8 liti'1lding let i�Qr !
Will be sold ael.}itio.i�t`
blocks. Aloe '1 4 ,
Apply to Amerti lei,
Don't thir(uiir,
barrettes. wdt .: tint np f
oatehes on thein,,xna1'i:
stronger and better• t
F. W. Hese.
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Dashwood i; lid
person of 10 ' Dot i
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adelphia,
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NEW PRINT ETC 0
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See our. New Prints, Gingham; Chambre* Feularcis,
Victoria Lawes•, Persian Lawret,Organdies,, .1ndi L ns,l' rain- 41
es,
Indiancad .aeppw, Swiss Checks, Co r
sock, r
Fancy "Muslines, etc. SPECIALS Corset'coeur Embroidery .
20, 25, and 40.cente per yard. Flouncing Embroidery, extra i
wide, 25-, 40, 50 and 60 cts p y
t per and
See our new line of Lace Curtains, the very Ares test u ,
from 25 cts up. Madras' curtains, Curtain Netts,
Swiss Muslin. Curtain poles in white; oak and mahogany.
Extension rods for curtains in brass and silver,
P4oto.
mother df
dee ea.edl rias `64- : eiiifl$V'''yfIrs
ineirohtini i : *1
age.
Sevew 1 Clit�itesi ennattlblea were
in tovis old•: Elfin looking for a
Armstir ig of Stitfil p', ''aaho had
'enrage� 3ivr,ery rig at Clinton on
Wedneid(tT w' Wit iia failed to
retnrx6 '1 hits to {:bei !ieoond ' or
third t i,t>i4t he phiyed tt�-strailear
daridd eitt[.:;aplprebeiadt&d he will
Tabu ,':ilii: zdri ed ,t6ereeeie
tikelyRlitfnlA'efeiy dealt With,
l tie. Erni a Reetemayfre. of Dwelt-
viend, Med on .Satntd ir. , at the:.
Rdm° of her daughter .ire. Jacob.
ader', at then advanced age of 80
aeras,, I V: onths and 24 days. The
deceasedladr°was well and. favor.,
ably known in tbi$.i�eetion, and -
Lived for yeae I on the Branson Line.
where she had many friends. rho
ttinere,i took place on Taesday
morning the interment traking
place. in the Lutheriin cernclory.
Sensed rink was. the some of an
Iexalting game of hockey on Friday
I•evening, when true Znr^ieh and
Crediton teams meas'nred'stiaks for
the second. time,- The Z5 ' ori boys
hn l the game rix hand t t stages,
and at half
6-3,•in theirAnter
Was la repitition of the fa ettld
the Crediton team had to, slay a
defence game throughout: When
the final whistle blew the euore
Was 11-5. The loom terxrn wo
made up of the following: Tal
Warm, Andy Thiel Jr-. Lee Hoff-
man. Roy✓ Faust, Milton Weber,
David Stelck and Geo. M Hees.
There were quite' a number of
spectators and they all pronounced
it a great game
A sad death occurred at Dash•
wood on Sunday evening, .when
Leonard Earl, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Kellerman, breathed his list,
after a brave struggle with the
grim reaper, lasting several weeks.
The debeased started bleeding at
the nose which weakened him
some, and the other serious com-
plications that set in, baffled the
skill of the medical men, and the
hand of death could not be stayed.
He reached the age of 17 *ears, 4
months and 5 days. He was a boy
of bright prospects, well educated
and highly esteemed for his many
good qualities. and his parents feel
their loss very keenly. The funeral
took place on 'Tuesday afternoon,
to the Bronson Line Cemetery and
was very largely attended: Mr.
and Mrs, Kellerman end family
have the sympathy of their many
friends in the hoar of their stile -
tion.
New Lace Curtains
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NEW WALL PAPERS i)
We handle only the famous Staunton Wall Papers. They
cannot be excelled for beautiful designs and colorings. Prices--
V10, 12:1, 15, 20, 25, 30 per double roll. Job lot of paper to clear
at 5 cts per roll.
New Floor Coverings
See our lines of floor rugs before you buy. We have
velvet floor rugs, Tapestry rugs, Linoleums, Carpets, Japanese
Mattings Oilcloths, etc.
Sm ma rug, 27x64 special at $1.50
`Tapestry rug, size 27x60 special 75 at cents.
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Scott rugs, size 26x12 special at $3.00
Japanese mats size 36x72 special at 45 cents each.
Tapestry and velvet rugs in all sizes and designs the largest stock
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SPRING • HARDWARE ti
we have ever
Had"quarters for sap pans, sap buckets., sp'Iles , seeders,
forks,' washing machines and wringers, curtain stretchers, carpet 0
sweepers, shovels, drain spades, horse clippers, etc., etc.
Clover Seed Cleaned
'We are prepared to re -clean your clover seed at any time. pj
The Send Act is very strict and farmers should see that the seed lEyll
they sell or sow is government :0 andaro. We also have some
good clean seed for sale.
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PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
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The New
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lyReduction Sale
Was a Success
I find there are still some odds
and ends which will be sold
cheap, as the new stock
hi arriving.
I have the
FINEST PRINT
that can be bought. All the latest
styles of
Dress Goods for Spring
have opened with a New
m. >,
Stock of Up -
To - Date
Shoes for Spring. 1
have a splendid range for
you to select from.
I invite you to this store
for your spring shoes,
I have good. lines .:of Eng-
lish Kip and french Kip
shoos 1(r everyday wear, at
` Reasonable Prices
Ready to do Shoe repairing
Butter and Eggs taken in exchange
SAML FAUST
Crepon in all the staple shades; all kinds of
Linen Goods for dresses. Ginghams small
and large check. Brand new style of Lad•
ies' and men's silk crochet ties.
Just received a stock of
PRA TT ' ' OOD
for animals and poultry. Has been tested for
30 years. Also Herbageum for poultry.
Agent for
Fahrney's Allenkrauter
Cannot be beat for a Blood purifier.
handle alI" goods for: a general store
; s '° y.:a fewmesion ti
yards. Call and -see them.
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PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS TAKEN
D. S. FAUST
PHONE 17 ZURICH
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Nifty and Good
"tib �T' I{k:� ■
is a Joy Forever
We are just opening up the Newest Effects in
LOCKETS and CHAINS
New York 'and Parisian Patterns )
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Bracelets, Rings, Fobs, - Chains
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Do we fit
Glasses
You bet we dot
Alt Kinds of Sewing Machine Need:es on hand
Fine Watch, Clock and Jewellery Repairing
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F. W. SSS
J EW ELLERzuR1GH
GEE. R. HESS, Manager of Clock Department